Vivo X300 Ultra: Official Euro and China import prices leaked

Interest is building ahead of the Vivo X300 Ultra launch in China on Monday. On Chinese Weibo, a supposed Vivo poster has been circulating for several days that is said to reveal all storage configurations of the Vivo X300 Ultra in China, including official pricing. It cannot be confirmed whether this poster is authentic. In any case, these prices are only relevant for buyers on the Chinese mainland, as import retailers typically add around 30 percent. If the information is accurate, the Vivo X300 Ultra in China would cost approximately €1,000 for the 12 GB RAM and 256 GB storage variant, €1,070 for 512 GB, €1,194 for 1 TB, and €1,500 for the full package with the camera kit.

First import prices emerge online

It is unusual that a retailer in Hong Kong is already listing import prices before the Vivo X300 Ultra has officially launched in China. It is currently unclear whether the prices shown in the online shop of Trinity Electronics are a leak or simply estimates based on leaked China pricing. In any case, it appears that the China model in Hong Kong can be ordered with 12/256 GB for approximately €1,162, with 16/512 GB for about €1,273, and with 1 TB of storage for around €1,384. Since these are converted HKD prices, additional taxes and import duties will likely apply, unlike with retailers such as Tradingshenzhen or Average Dad, where all taxes are included. According to Trinity Electronics, the China model will begin shipping on April 3, and a one-year Vivo warranty is included.

€2,000 for the European Vivo X300 Ultra with 1 TB

Accordingly, Vivo appears to be planning a European price of €1,999, though not for the 12/256 GB version as some have claimed, but for the top configuration with 16 GB of RAM and 1 TB of storage. This still represents a significant premium over the approximately €1,384 expected in Hong Kong, even after adding 20% tax. However, Vivo typically offers a 3-year warranty in Europe, and at launch, likely in April, there will probably be preorder deals again. Unfortunately, none of the leaks have confirmed whether additional storage options will be available beyond the 1 TB version. As for colors, the green and black versions will likely be offered in Germany and Austria, while the white variant may not be included. Also listed was the SmallRig camera cage for professional videographers, which has been seen multiple times before and is expected to be sold separately for around €415.

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